CO129-259 - Governor Sir Robinson - 1893 [5-8] — Page 419

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Committee, vir: the Harbour. Master, the Honourable

Messrs Chater, Keswick, and

Whitehead, (unofficial - members of the Legislative Council), Mr. Wodehouse, (Police Magistrate), and M. May, (Captain Superintendent

of Police), with the Chief Justice as Chairman.

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Mr

The Chief Justice

on his return to the Colony having consented, though

- very great reluctance

with

and

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and only at my repeated request, to preside

over the I Committee, I then made

the appointments mentioned in the preceding paragraph.

Thereupon Mr

3.

Whitehead protested against

the constitution of the Committee, and a

correspondence". ensued which resulted in

the collapse of the Committee. without its having : met. A copy

Endl. 1 to 13. 22nd July to

of

ough correspondence, a

the

onee-

of certo

certain.

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